NZSL access paves way to graduation
From vital NZSL interpretation to landing a new social work role, Deaf advocate Rachel Summers shares her inspiring journey to graduation.
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Turning experience into strength with cultural and scholarship support
Kameta Waharoa’s journey to becoming a social worker is deeply rooted in her own life experiences— and a scholarship award along with culturally grounded support from NMIT’s Kaimanaaki is helping ease her way.
Lighting the way to a bright future
For counselling student Andrea Silva, a scholarship has become more than financial relief - it’s a beacon of hope.
"It’s such a head start”
The Study and Employment Pathways programme at NMIT helps learners gain prerequisites and confidence for degree programmes.
Open doors with a qualification
Social worker, Hayley Veatupu, says her degree was ‘a game changer’.
NMIT shrinking barriers to learning
Deaf ākonga (student) grateful for support systems.
Social Work graduates not horsing around
Instead, they are mucking in where the mahi is needed.
“I was held by everybody.”
Health issues had first year student at breaking point.
Helping to heal, problem solve and improve lives.
A career in social services is a rewarding one.
Counselling through Kapa Haka
Kapa Haumanu is a programme that weaves healing through traditional Māori tikanga.
Looking forward to a future in social work
NMIT graduate empowers teens to change their lives
Kate Sheldon is a qualified counsellor working for Garin College. She facilitates a strengths-based counselling service for students grappling with modern life.
